New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE ROCK co MICE: BuDD. MERwrN DUNLAP

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And If young Do Ruyter had INDUCED in a few
suits OF fashionable silk underclothing, his bill would
have run up about $500 more
The prudent Commodore had only to rig himself
out In half-dOzen blue and white yachting suits
and buy a few caps and sailors straw hats His
last winters overcoat would do all through the yacht
Ing season, and by tho time his boat was TO 20 out
OF commission there would be frost enough for his
heavy clothes. But the long-headcd Comma-
dore was caught for than the willy Major The
Major had only to put s25 into stout pea-jacet and
san hght-heartedly across the Atlantic to those
Eysan Fields where the oldest clothes he had would
pass for new.
But If one is going to Newport or Saratoga this
summer, he will do wen, as the fash
lonable tailors say, to follow young
Do Ruyter. Broadcloth dress suits arc
scarcely the thing among tho younger men.
For light summer wear fine worsted dagOna, is moro
popular The coats made with notch collar.
The lapcls are narrow and have a full silk facing.
Tho waistcoat may be either white or black. White
Is moro popular, with silk embroiderings. Tho
trousers are Of worsted diagonal, too, instead OF doe
| skin. The odd-lookng sack dress-coat which was
laughed out Of counenancc last summer, Is suIl on
| tho fashon-plates But no seems TO have the
| courage to order one The more extreme young men
wear shawl collar, so-called on their dresscoats.
with much narrower and shorter lapels than usual.
But the rage for novelty in cut and design will show
| itself chiefly In the white embroidered waistcoats.
Ono can scarcely throw ovcr an old standby like
the doublebreasted frock coat. Prince Albert
in hot weather. With light trousers 1t stll makes q
standard ali-round haf-drcss suit 1t has uses.
| however, that the getaway cannot oil. Light graz
single-brcasted frocks are In vogue for driving
and the race-track. They match nicely, too, with
| those tall gray hats with which Colonel Delaney
Kane and Frederick Bronson usually open the coach.
| ing season.
The getaways lower now than ever, running
from three buttons TO button The waistcoats
are cut deep too, and show an unusual eXpanse Of
shitfront. Getaways are good for mornings or after.
noons pleasure or business. The less busne like
ones arc put together so as not to show the scans
Of tho flaps in front Nearly all the cutaways ara
made in soft dagonals The rough goods though
popular in England, going out fast here Light
trousers and fancy waistcoats generally with
these coats.
Styles in sack suits have changed
good deal in the last year. The coaz
arc longer now. and cut deeper at the collar.
Big checks gone out Striped chevios are on ton
now though small checks and plaids still In soma
favor. Trousers should not be creased Tho best
taors gave this up year ago. Everything ID
running to looscness and width. Striped trousers
ahead Of all the other styles.
Fancy silk and Marselles wastcoats viii be worn
moro than ever this summer, and tho highly colored
and embroidered pushing the plain white out
The whlto waistcoats have round mother-of-pean or
even gold buttons. Tho coorcd silk ones have but
tons colored to match Waistcoats arc not high
priced and the poor in purse will have chance this
year to Guido Solomon and the lilies
Light overcOats are quleter in tone than usual
this summer. They are cut rather shorter and mapy
arc lined with silk to the extreme edge of the lares
Top coats, however, show few variations
Norfolk jackets and knickcrbockers are made In
homespun and other rough goods. Tennis suits are
OF whlto flannel usual Tho yachtsmen stick 10
blue flannel For tennis suits bright striped flannel
"blazers" are pushing out the palmer Jackets
One can get "blaEer" now in almost any cam-
blna ion OF college colors.
Tho straw hat season does not get fairly undcr
way until the middle of juno. Low-crowned English
sailor hats with stiff narrow brms, Will be Iut to tho
front this summer. Plain white or plain black bands
will be used. The hat is natty, but looks unconi-
Portable. pretty pearl derby Will be offered In
low stiff hats. Tho brownish, narrow-bnmmed, low
English Dcrbys, worn good deal last winter, have
fallen into rather bah form. The gay ara
taller and wider and much more striking The tall
high hats arc out already The black sil1 ones
will not be called iIt however. They VIII be good
al The Iaent leather Shoes are holding their OWN
tho fashionable boot makers say Notwithstanding loud
haps for ordinary street wear. Tennis shoes stan
made with rubber soles. Yachting shoes have stout
tho chances of slipping Top,boots for cross-country
S Ss SS Pfy w az the Rss ths
Tho low-cut coats and walstcoats in vogue this
year have given the shirtmakers great chance for
cMbr0ldcrics anu uccold io'h WV 'i'u
and lquo shirts have been prettiy worked over Win
ali sorts OF designs. Even the wristbands have been
embroidered. Dress shirts this year have two not
for stals. Most of them have collars ana oa ias
attached The pique shirts are recommenaea ~, xr
street wear and, in general with the lo"-cut "aisS
The fourn-hand scarfs are still popular bui lS
those who can't tie their own made,9p sc lawn
eoors is offered The old question OF maaeup sdesun
ties for evening dress !. Sun Oge1t Snc ctbsr so
ONES aU cav It is better FORM however 70 Or
stIa$glns iO OsieFaia styles 10 collars
Snyo changed little or slnf tTiao further how
ter Tho ends are uu, mot rounded; but they have
SSsr that Way or st Show Tns eSa o.
have gone out ,c1ter But one ought never 10 have
oo nuc shirt show now T9 and ps haS are e
spaces th nscry "artlsts," the best tallqSS say
uEHAD BEEN STUDYING FOR TIE d a,Mn'i II H.
1nmissioner of Charities and Correcuon ~ a.
80 INVITED a distinguished Episcopal clergyman
Porter IhN''o ,.n,s 1slanh LAT sunday. After